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Teens targeted in clampdown on karaoke clubs

By Wu Yiyao | China Daily | Updated: 2010-02-11 07:53

Teens targeted in clampdown on karaoke clubs

SHANGHAI: The city is tightening its supervision of entertainment venues as more and more teenagers flock to karaoke clubs during school holidays for Spring Festival.

Shanghai Cultural Market Administrative Law Enforcement Unit said it was aware of some karaoke television clubs, or KTVs, being lax in checking the age of their patrons.

Rules specify people younger than the age of 18 are not allowed entry to KTVs and other entertainment venues that are deemed to be unhealthy to the personal development of juveniles. The list also includes Internet cafes, night clubs and video game halls.

Teens targeted in clampdown on karaoke clubs

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